Hockey headlines for March 3, 2019

Sunday, March 3, 2019

Flames lose to Wild on Iginla Night at Dome (Calgary Sun)
Fired-up Tavares and Leafs roll over Sabres (Toronto Sun)
Bruins blank Devils, stretch points streak to 16 games (Boston Herald)
Kings snap 10-game losing streak with win over Chicago (Los Angeles Times)
Lowry to miss two games for hitting Forsberg with stick (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jamie Benn's first hat trick of the season pushes Stars to another important win over St. Louis (Dallas Morning News)
Flames legend Iginla reflects as jersey is raised: 'I won over and over again' (Calgary Sun)
Alex Ovechkin will probably hit 50 goals this season. What about 60? (Washington Post)
Islanders aren’t in rush for serious contract talks with top-line star (New York Post)
Jack Hughes is the 'generational' talent who could help save Hockeytown (Detroit Free Press)
Christopher Ilitch mum on possible Red Wings-Steve Yzerman reunion (Detroit News)
Lightning bounces back against Senators (Tampa Bay Times)
Three-goal third helps Wild cool down Calgary, extend streak to five (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Edmonton Oilers run wild on Blue Jackets (Edmonton Sun)
Penguins suck air out of Bell Centre with 5-1 win (Montreal Gazette)
Crosby takes control early, Penguins roast Montreal, 5-1 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Jackets have no answer for Connor McDavid’s line (Columbus Dispatch)
Home streaks end as Blues fall to Stars (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
'Simple' mistakes slow Sabres in another loss to the Maple Leafs (Buffalo News)
Mackenzie Blackwood shines but Devils fall 1-0 to Bruins (NorthJersey.com)
Red Wings' skid continues with loss to Coyotes (Detroit News)
Blackhawks stumble in 6-3 loss to Kings, dampening playoff hopes (Chicago Sun-Times)
Marc Crawford debuts as Senators head coach as Senators lose seventh game in a row (Ottawa Citizen)
John Klingberg's big night in St. Louis came with added motivation, and a heavy heart (Dallas Morning News)
Ryan Donato off to a hot start since joining the Wild in Charlie Coyle trade (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blue Jackets feel absence of injured defenseman Ryan Murray (Columbus Dispatch)
Wild’s Zach Parise still ailing, sits out game in Calgary (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Corey Crawford comes out of his first two games back healthy and hopeful (Chicago Tribune)
Playing meaningful games in March sharpens Golden Knights’ focus (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ducks’ scoring woes could lead to record-setting season, and not in a good way (Orange County Register)
Leafs’ Kadri makes strides in concussion recovery (Toronto Star)
Brett Howden's return leaves Rangers with lineup dilemma (New York Post)
Why Islanders can’t find regular spot for healthy Thomas Hickey (New York Post)
Golden Knights’ first line raises play after Mark Stone trade (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Rangers' Lemieux cares about wins, not points (New York Newsday)
Beauvillier still a work in progress after 200 games (New York Newsday)
The Avalanche’s Ryan Graves was a clumsy kid. Now he’s playing in the NHL with boyhood buddy Nathan MacKinnon (Denver Post)